In a recently issued Most Wanted rundown, the United States has kept up the $7 million (N1.4 billion) abundance it set on Abubakar Shekau, the pioneer of Boko Haram.
Shekau's name is incorporated in the rundown of 71 most-wanted terrorists on the planet discharged by the US on Wednesday, May 6, 2015.
The rundown conveyed an aggregate abundance whole of $375m (N74.6bn) as "prizes for data that prompts (the terrorists') capture or conviction."
The most noteworthy bounty on the rundown ($25 million) is set on Ayman al-Zawahiri, associated to be unified with the specialists and consultants to Osama Bin Laden, the late pioneer of Al-Qaeda.
Four Islamic State terrorists showed up on the rundown with an aggregate of $20 million abundance on them.
The rundown likewise incorporates senior individuals from the Islamic State Group (ISIS), Al-Qaeda, Al-Shabaab and two female individuals from a Turkish military/political gathering and the terrorist bunch, Revolutionary People's Liberation Party/Front.
The Nigerian military has said that discovering Shekau is not its need after a concentrated operation in Sambisa Forest neglected to yield any data on his whereabouts.
Reports however have it that the Boko Haram pioneer may have fled Nigeria with the guide of Islamic State agents.
Boko Haram swore its allegiance to ISIS in March.
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